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Please note: We collect electronic waste (e-waste) only. Other types of waste are not accepted.
ISO/IEC 27001:2022
Information Security Management
ISO 45001:2018
Occupational Health and Safety Management
ISO 9001:2015
Quality Management Systems
ISO 14001:2015
Environmental Management
ITC Asset Management provides free, certified e-waste collection and recycling across Sydney for businesses, schools, government agencies, and not-for-profits. Every collection includes documented chain of custody, certified data destruction on data-bearing devices, an asset disposition report, and a Certificate of Recycling. Our process is aligned with AS 5377:2013 (Australian Standard for end-of-life electrical and electronic equipment) and operates under ISO 14001:2015 environmental management and ISO/IEC 27001:2022 information security certifications. Zero landfill outcome on every job.
Looking for e-waste recycling services in Sydney? Whether you call it e-waste and recycling, electronic waste recycling services, or simply e recycling, ITC provides the certified service end to end: secure collection, data destruction to the NIST 800-88 standard, and recycling in line with AS/NZS 5377, with serialised certificates for every device.
From a single office clear-out to a full fleet retirement, we handle e-waste pickup and collection across every suburb, free for qualifying volumes. ITC is the e-waste recycling Sydney businesses rely on for electronics recycling, electronics disposal, and e-waste disposal Sydney-wide, with nothing for your team to transport.
Why E-Waste Recycling Matters in Sydney
Australia generates one of the highest per-capita rates of e-waste in the world, and only a fraction is formally recovered.
Each Australian produces around 20 kilograms of e-waste per year, nearly three times the global average of 7 kilograms per person. As a country, Australia generated 583,000 tonnes of e-waste in 2022, and that figure is projected to reach 657,000 tonnes by 2030. Despite that volume, only around 22 percent receives formal recycling.
For NSW businesses there is also a legal dimension. The NSW e-waste landfill ban took effect on 1 July 2025, requiring electronic waste to be diverted from landfill and processed through accredited recyclers. Under the Privacy Act 1988, the Notifiable Data Breaches scheme also applies if personal data is exposed through improper disposal of devices.
Certified e-waste recycling solves both: the material is recovered responsibly, and the documentation provides the audit evidence your compliance and ESG reporting teams need.
What E-Waste We Recycle
From a single laptop to a full data centre decommission, we handle the categories most common in Sydney business environments.
Laptops and Notebooks
Business and ultraportable laptops, MacBooks, mobile workstations
Desktop Computers
Towers, small form factor, all-in-one PCs, workstations
Monitors and Displays
LCD and LED monitors of all sizes, plus legacy CRT displays
Servers and Storage
Rack servers, tower servers, SAN and NAS storage arrays
Mobile Devices
Smartphones, tablets, hand-held scanners, two-way radios
Networking Equipment
Switches, routers, firewalls, access points, patch panels
Printers and MFDs
Desktop printers, multifunction devices, plotters, scanners
UPS and Power Equipment
Uninterruptible power supplies, PDUs, battery banks
Estimate Your E-Waste Volume First
Use our free calculator to estimate total weight, CO2e impact, and recoverable material value before you request a quote.
How Our Sydney E-Waste Process Works
Repeatable, documented, audit-ready from booking through final reporting.
Book a Collection
Tell us roughly what you have. We respond within one business day with a quote and proposed collection window.
Secure Pickup
ITC employees arrive in branded vehicles with lockable bins. A signed asset manifest is issued at handover.
Asset Logging
Each device is logged by serial number on arrival at our North Rocks facility, with chain of custody recorded.
Triage and Data Destruction
Assets are sorted into reuse, refurbishment, and recovery streams. Data-bearing devices undergo certified destruction.
Material Recovery
Remaining materials are streamed to downstream processors aligned with AS 5377 for metals, plastics, glass, and rare earth recovery.
Reporting
You receive an asset disposition report, Certificate of Data Destruction (where applicable), and Certificate of Recycling.
Compliance Standards Our Process Meets
The Australian regulatory frameworks and international standards your compliance, sustainability, and legal teams will reference.
| Standard or Framework | Coverage |
|---|---|
| AS 5377:2013 | Australian Standard for collection, storage, transport and treatment of end-of-life electrical and electronic equipment. Our entire e-waste process is designed to align with this standard. |
| ISO 14001:2015 | Environmental Management System certification. ITC operates e-waste collection and processing within a certified environmental management framework. |
| ISO/IEC 27001:2022 | Information Security Management System certification. Data-bearing devices are handled within an ISO 27001 certified destruction workflow. |
| NSW EPA Landfill Ban | NSW e-waste landfill ban effective 1 July 2025. ITC provides accredited disposal that diverts 100 percent of collected e-waste from landfill. |
| Privacy Act 1988 | Australian Privacy Principle 11.2 requires organisations to take reasonable steps to destroy or de-identify personal information no longer needed. Our process provides documentary evidence of compliance. |
| R2 Standard | Responsible Recycling Standard for electronics recyclers. Downstream processors are selected with preference for R2 certified facilities. |
| NIST 800-88 Rev 1 | US National Institute of Standards and Technology guideline for media sanitisation. Applied to all data-bearing devices via Blancco Drive Eraser. |
Australian E-Waste in Numbers
Why responsible disposal matters at scale.
Sources: Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water (DCCEEW); Clean Up Australia; National Waste Report 2022.Sydney E-Waste Collection Coverage
ITC operates from Unit 25/16 Loyalty Road, North Rocks NSW 2151. We provide same-week collections across Greater Sydney and next-business-day quotes for regional NSW.
Our most frequent collection corridors across the Sydney metropolitan area include:
We also service the Eastern Suburbs, Northern Beaches, Inner West, and Hills District by route on request.
Get Paid for Your E-Waste
Recent business IT equipment often retains significant resale value. We assess every collection for buyback potential before defaulting to recycling.
If your laptops, desktops, servers, or networking equipment are within 3 to 5 years of release and in working condition, they typically qualify for IT asset buyback. After certified data destruction, working assets are refurbished and remarketed, with the recovery value credited back to you.
The same chain of custody, certificates, and reporting applies whether your equipment is buyback eligible or destined for material recovery. You only need to make one phone call.
What Sydney Clients Say
Verified 5-star reviews from our Google Business Profile.
E-waste service was very efficient. Quick and reliable team. Easy to work with. Highly recommended.
Excellent service and support for setting up a long-term e-Waste solution. Highly recommended.
My office needed an e-Waste bin as an ongoing arrangement and thanks to ITC Asset Management I was able to arrange and have it delivered to us in almost no time. We now have a convenient solution to what used to be a messy pile in a corner of our storage room. Appreciate your service.
Thanks so much for collecting our e-Waste recycling when we needed to relocate our office. One less stress to worry about.
Fast, quick and reliable. Happy and pleased with their service.
Fantastic first experience. Easy application and even quicker responses. Definitely recommend.
E-Waste Sydney: Frequently Asked Questions
Is e-waste collection in Sydney really free?
For qualifying business volumes within the Sydney metropolitan area, yes. There is no cost for the collection itself. Many engagements also generate buyback value on remarketable assets, which offsets or exceeds any project cost. Very small volumes may attract a minimum service fee, and on-site witnessed destruction or out-of-area regional collections are quoted separately. Request a quote for an exact figure.
What types of e-waste does ITC accept?
We accept all business IT equipment including laptops, desktops, all-in-one PCs, monitors, servers, storage arrays, networking equipment (switches, routers, firewalls), UPS units and power equipment, printers and multifunction devices, mobile phones, tablets, POS terminals, and miscellaneous peripherals. If it has a circuit board or a power input, we can handle it.
How is e-waste recycled responsibly?
Responsible e-waste recycling means three things: documented chain of custody from collection through destruction, certified data destruction on any data-bearing devices, and material recovery streamed through facilities aligned with AS 5377:2013. ITC's process delivers all three, with documentation issued at each stage. The outcome is zero landfill, with metals, plastics, glass, and rare earth elements returned to the supply chain.
Is e-waste disposal banned from landfill in NSW?
Yes. The NSW Government's e-waste landfill ban took effect on 1 July 2025, requiring businesses to use accredited recyclers for disposal of electronic equipment. Penalties apply to unlawful disposal. Victoria has had a similar ban in place since 1 July 2019. ITC Asset Management is fully accredited and provides documented disposal aligned with NSW EPA requirements.
Do you provide certificates and reporting after collection?
Yes. Every collection includes a signed asset manifest at pickup, an asset disposition report after processing showing what was reused, refurbished, or recovered, a serialised Certificate of Data Destruction for each data-bearing device, and a Certificate of Recycling for the overall job. These satisfy compliance requirements under the Privacy Act 1988, APRA CPS 234, and most corporate ESG reporting frameworks.
How quickly can you collect e-waste in Sydney?
Standard Sydney metropolitan collections are typically scheduled within 3 to 5 business days from quote acceptance. Urgent same-week collections can usually be accommodated subject to capacity. NSW regional collections such as Newcastle, Wollongong, and Central Coast are scheduled by route. For office relocations or data centre decommissions with a fixed deadline, we coordinate the schedule around your move date.
Do I need to wipe data before requesting collection?
No. Do not attempt to wipe data yourself. ITC provides certified data destruction as part of collection, using Blancco Drive Eraser to NIST 800-88 Purge for software wiping or physical shredding for high-classification material, with a serialised Certificate of Data Destruction issued for each device. Self-wiping rarely meets compliance standards under the Privacy Act 1988 or APRA CPS 234.
What happens to my e-waste after pickup?
Collected items are transported under chain of custody to our North Rocks NSW facility, where each device is logged by serial number. Assets are then triaged into reuse, refurbishment, and material recovery streams. Drives and other storage media are sanitised to the NIST 800-88 standard or physically shredded, and the remaining materials go to certified downstream processors in line with AS/NZS 5377 for recovery of metals, plastics, glass, and rare earth elements. Final disposition reporting is issued to you.
Can I get paid for my old e-waste?
Yes, for recent equipment. Business IT equipment within 3 to 5 years of release and in working condition often retains significant resale value. We assess every collection for buyback potential first. Working laptops, desktops, servers, and networking equipment are refurbished and remarketed, with the recovery value credited back to you. See IT asset buyback for details. Older or non-working equipment is handled as material recovery.
How can I estimate the volume and impact of my e-waste before booking?
Use our free e-waste calculator. Enter the number of laptops, desktops, monitors, servers, and other equipment, and it returns estimated total weight in kilograms, CO2e impact saved versus landfill, tree-year equivalent of carbon capture, and recoverable material value. The figures are indicative, useful for project planning, budget approval, and ESG reporting before requesting a confirmed quote.
Book a Free Sydney E-Waste Collection
Get a no-obligation quote with documented chain of custody, certified data destruction, and a zero landfill outcome. We respond within one business day.